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We have scholarships and opportunities for you, to support you in your educational journey, whatever level you are at.
Te Mana o Rangitāhua is a five-year MBIE endeavour-funded research programme led by Ngāti Kuri in partnership with Auckland Museum. Through the research, we will transform environmental well-being practices of reconnecting, reidentifying and restorying within subtropical island ecosystem that is a bellwether for climate change.
Rangitāhua (Kermadec Islands) is located halfway between Mainland Aotearoa and Taonga and contains marine and terrestrial biodiversity found nowhere else in the world, including internationally significant terrestrial nature reserves and Aotearoa’s largest marine reserve. It has been identified as one of only four pristine marine ecosystems on Earth.
We have scholarships and opportunities for you, to support you in your educational journey, whatever level you are at.
Te Mana o Rangitāhua is a five-year MBIE endeavour-funded research programme led by Ngāti Kuri in partnership with Auckland Museum. Through the research, we will transform environmental well-being practices of reconnecting, reidentifying and restorying within subtropical island ecosystem that is a bellwether for climate change.
Rangitāhua (Kermadec Islands) is located halfway between Mainland Aotearoa and Taonga and contains marine and terrestrial biodiversity found nowhere else in the world, including internationally significant terrestrial nature reserves and Aotearoa’s largest marine reserve. It has been identified as one of only four pristine marine ecosystems on Earth.
This is a unique opportunity to work on an ambitious research programme with a great team of researchers.
If you are a Ngāti Kuri student interested in any of the areas listed, we would love to hear from you. As our research programme is funded through to 2025, please reach out even if you are early in your studies as we will have opportunities for student researchers throughout our programme. We also offer flexibility in terms of your location and your tertiary institution.
To find out more, please reach out. Wede love to hear from you and welcome an informal chat with you about what might be possible.
Key Contact :
Centre Director: Tammy Tauroa
Ngāti Kurī
Key Contact :
Sarah Knowles
Auckland Museum.
sknowles@aucklandmuseum.com
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